Big and Small for Preschoolers

102 worksheets

Size is one of the first things a small child notices, and these big and small worksheets for preschool turn that everyday noticing into gentle practice. Each row shows the same object drawn at two sizes and asks the child to find the bigger one -- or, on some pages, the smaller one. Weighing two pictures against each other and picking the larger is a quick two-way comparison, one of a young child's earliest thinking moves, with nothing to order and nothing to count.

Made for ages three to five, the pages keep to just two choices at a time so the decision stays clear and a preschooler can answer on their own. The difference between the big and small pictures is easy to see, which lets a child succeed and build confidence. Cheerful, familiar objects fill every page, and because there is no reading, the worksheet works just as well at home as in a preschool room.

There are more than 100 big and small sets to pick from, plenty for circle time or a one-on-one moment. Print any worksheet as a PDF, print its answer key to check the choice in a second, or open the same activity online and let the child tap the bigger or smaller picture. Everything is free for everyone -- no sign-up, no login, and no cap on how many pages you use.

How to use these worksheets

Print the PDF for an instant preschool task focused on Big Or Small, or launch the play-online version on a tablet or board. Every worksheet ships with an answer key for quick self-checking, and you can pair it with related themes and grade levels to extend the lesson.

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Frequently asked questions

Are big-or-small worksheets right for preschool?
Yes — picture-based size comparison and ordering for ages 3-5, no reading needed.
Are these worksheets free?
Yes — every worksheet here is free to print and to play online, with an answer key and no signup.
Which languages are they available in?
All 11 languages we publish in.